Rosslyn Chapel, Stirling Castle, and Dunfermline Abbey

$88 (Per Person)(All-In Price)

Overview

Rosslyn Chapel, Stirling Castle, and Dunfermline Abbey Experience

Explore Scotland’s historic sites, and uncover the real story behind The Da Vinci Code, includes professional guide.

Details

Begin your journey at the Forth Railway Bridge, a UNESCO World Heritage Site where you can capture striking photos and learn about the incredible engineering behind its construction. As you cross into Fife, explore the stories of Scotland’s ancient heroes and enjoy the region’s scenic landscapes. In Dunfermline, visit the historic abbey and palace, birthplace of Charles I and final resting place of Robert the Bruce, and admire their impressive Romanesque architecture.

Continue to Stirling Castle for views of the William Wallace Monument before heading to Bannockburn, site of Robert the Bruce’s decisive 1314 victory. End your trip in Roslin, where you can uncover the mysteries of Rosslyn Chapel—famed for its carvings, stained glass, and links to the Holy Grail—and enjoy a peaceful walk through Roslin Glen or the nearby ruins of Rosslyn Castle.

Duration: 8 hours and 30 minutes

Location

Royal Mile, Edinburgh, UK

Meeting Point

Edinburgh | Caffe Nero, 1 Parliament Square

Availability

Offered year-round, Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday
24-hours advance booking
Booking is final and non-refundable

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Additional Information

What's Included

A shared, guided Rosslyn Chapel, Stirling Castle, and Dunfermline Abbey tour
Experienced tour guide
Mini or midi-bus transport with air-conditioning

What's Not Included

Food and drinks
Gratuity (optional)
Entrance ticket to Stirling Castle
Entrance ticket to Rosslyn Chapel

Know Before You Go

Check-in at 8:45 am. Departs at 9:00 am. Returns at 17:30 pm
Ages: 3+ years old, valid proof of age may be required.
Group size: 35
No matter when you visit, the weather in Scotland can be “changeable”, to say the least.
It’s recommended that you bring suitable clothing for all conditions, including a waterproof jacket (it has been known to rain in Scotland), sunglasses and plenty of layers.
Ensure you bring shoes suitable for short walks, on rough or uneven terrain.
Although most attractions & eating establishments you visit accept card payments, please bring cash with you.
Don’t forget a camera to snap the fantastic memories you’ll make on tour.
Dunfermline Abbey: The resting place of Robert the Bruce (Exterior visit only on Monday departures from October 1 through 31st March)
Please limit your luggage to 1 x small/medium piece per person (no more than 15kg), along with 1 x small handbag or daypack
It is not necessary for you to bring your own meals, as you will stop throughout the day in small towns or villages where you can purchase food, however you are more than welcome to bring along snacks or a packed lunch.